They fed like shit goes through a goose in my M-16. Much better bullet design than some bullet makers are selling for the 300.Quote:
Originally Posted by KS63
I am going to buy more of them soon.
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They fed like shit goes through a goose in my M-16. Much better bullet design than some bullet makers are selling for the 300.Quote:
Originally Posted by KS63
I am going to buy more of them soon.
I really liked these too. I'm hoping for another good black Friday deal from Eggleston.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
processed 250, 6.5's
Completely tore down one of my 1050s to the bare frame. Repacked bearings, cleaned it, ect.
Then loaded up a bunch more 115gn Eggleston 9mm bullets.
Ended up emptying an 8 lb jug if Titegroup. Sad day.
Started processing 308 brass for a friend.
Hmmm, I know someone who has some powder available... Did I miss the review of those Eggleston bullets?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
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Speaking of Eggleston bullets, I placed an order for a sample to try out. Website was easy to navigate, prices look good and I got notification 4 hrs later saying my order had already shipped.
Looking forward to doing more business with them.
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Inventory.
Went and picked up just over 225lbs of brass to sort, deprime, clean, and either stash or sell.
Having friends who shoot and don't reload is nice. They collect it all and give it to me.
Received my order yesterday. Soon as get a load I like worked up going to order lots more.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Anything special to remember when working up load with the Eggleston bullets?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
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Add a little more flare than you would for jacketed bullets. Kinda like traditional lead or plated.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Other than that just load em up.